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So why does the labor market remain stalled?
So why does the labor market remain stalled?
Now, that program is expanding.
Now, that program is expanding.
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And they’ll use data on everything from your eye movements to your walk to find out.
And they’ll use data on everything from your eye movements to your walk to find out.
We talked to two pitmasters in Taylor, Texas about how increased demand is affecting their bottom lines: www.marketplace.org/story/2026/0...
We talked to two pitmasters in Taylor, Texas about how increased demand is affecting their bottom lines: www.marketplace.org/story/2026/0...
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That’s up about 2% for the year, despite the fact that it’s gotten increasingly expensive to buy a car.
That’s up about 2% for the year, despite the fact that it’s gotten increasingly expensive to buy a car.
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Neither of those happened.
Neither of those happened.
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On "Make Me Smart," David joined Kimberly to discuss the complicated, costly task of rebuilding with fire resistant materials.
On "Make Me Smart," David joined Kimberly to discuss the complicated, costly task of rebuilding with fire resistant materials.
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Today on Marketplace Tech.
One year later, our own David Brancaccio gives us an update on how he and his Altadena neighbors are rebuilding: www.marketplace.org/story/2026/0...
One year later, our own David Brancaccio gives us an update on how he and his Altadena neighbors are rebuilding: www.marketplace.org/story/2026/0...
Our own David Brancaccio checked in with his neighbor, Dustin Kunkel, who spoke to 30 contractors before finding someone to rebuild the house he owned.
Our own David Brancaccio checked in with his neighbor, Dustin Kunkel, who spoke to 30 contractors before finding someone to rebuild the house he owned.